Join the cell therapy experts
Belgium is a leading hub for cell therapy research. The whole ecosystem is present, from world-class academic and research institutes generating new insights, to rapidly growing start-ups bringing these to the patient, and knowledgeable service companies supporting the process.
Science for health presents a line-up of (inter)national experts shedding light on the scientific state-of-the-art, the future of supporting tools, how to bring cell therapies to the patient, and much more. Meet other senior scientists, executives and business developers from academia, research institutes, biotechnology companies and pharma, get connected and join forces.
Get inspired by our keynote speakers
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Carl June
A pioneer in the field of immunotherapy, best known for his work in the development of CAR-T therapy for patients with refractory and relapsed chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
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Christian Homsy
Co-founder and former CEO of Celyad, a leading Belgian biopharmaceutical company creating CAR-T therapies in cancer, bringing the company from its inception to its current international success.
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Peter Peumans
Leader of imec’s life science activities, bridging the gap between nano-electronics, digital technologies and life science applications such as cell therapy.
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Richard Burt
A leading researcher from the Northwestern University in the field of stem cell transplants to fight autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, lupus or MS.
Program
Creating research
connections
Exhibitors
Practical information
Location
SQUARE Brussels
Centrally located at the Mont-des-Arts in Brussels, SQUARE is located next to Brussels-Central station and connected to public car park Albertine.
About Science for health
Science for health is a joint organization from the following partners:
At this event, experts are connected around a central theme to promote out-of-the-box thinking and spark new research collaborations. This will strengthen the local ecosystem and create inspired solutions improving the life of patients. This year’s edition is focused on cell therapy.
Register
The registration fee is € 40 (+VAT) for flanders.bio members and € 80 (+VAT) for non-members.